That was an ancient age that later generations of wizards yearned for and dreamed of.
After the Wizard World crushed the Alien Nightmare Civilization, which roamed like bandits in perpetual pursuit of greater strength, elemental wizards were born. The Wizard World's power grew geometrically in a short time, and it went on to unify that vast cluster of worlds, entering the darkest, most prosperous, and most glorious age of Wizard Civilization.
During that era, too many geniuses were born in the Wizard World. Like a dazzling meteor shower streaking across the Ancient Wizard World, they illuminated the Wizard World's dim and lost path, allowing this once-ordinary world, still shrouded in ignorance, to gradually gain the ambition and strength to gaze upon the Endless World!
The so-called ancient era generally referred to that glorious age when geniuses emerged in endless succession and heroes rose together throughout the Wizard World.
In those years, yearned for, praised, and immortalized in legend by later wizards, there was still a wizard who, even by the standards of that time, was worthy of being revered as a genius. After the ancient Second-Ring True Spirit Wizard used elemental magic runes to communicate with the medium for True Spirit Offering, he used the elemental wizard's wind, thunder, water, fire, thunder, and earth to construct the hexagram's foundational elemental structure for True Spirit Offering. He advanced to become a Three-Ring True Spirit Wizard, completing a glorious chapter in the history of elemental wizards.
Perhaps because hexagram magic arrays were simply too common, and the Three-Ring True Spirit Wizard was also too low-key, rarely appearing to contend with others except among a few close friends, people had grown accustomed to his existence just as they had grown accustomed to hexagram magic arrays. It had merged into their lives and been